placement
Specifies the distinguished name for the new entry.
Description
The dn is generated by concatenating together, in order, the
text and the specified <elements>. Any leading or trailing white
space is removed unless it is enclosed by a CDATA section.
Definition
<!ELEMENT placement (#PCDATA |
copy-name |
copy-attr |
copy-path |
copy-path-suffix)* >
<!ELEMENT copy-attr EMPTY>
<!ATTLIST copy-attr
attr-name CDATA #REQUIRED>
<!ELEMENT copy-name EMPTY>
<!ELEMENT copy-path EMPTY>
<!ELEMENT copy-path-suffix EMPTY>
Attributes for <copy-attr>
- attr-name
- Specifies the attribute name.
Elements
- <copy-name>
- Specifies that the rdn of the src-dn attribute from
the <add> element is copied and used as part of the dn. If the
<copy-name> element is specified and the src-dn in the <add>
element is empty, the placement rule is skipped.
- <copy-attr>
- Specifies that the first value of the attribute
specified by attr-name is copied from the <add> element and used
as part of the destination dn. If the attribute does not exist in
the <add> element, the placement rule is skipped.
Structured attribute types are not supported.
- <copy-path>
- Specifies that the src-dn attribute from the <add>
element is copied to be used as the destination dn. The DirXML engine
used the src-dn-format and dest-dn-format attributes to convert
the name to the proper format. Conversion from typeless format to
a typed format is unsupported unless the source is eDirectory.
- <copy-path-suffix>
- Specifies that only a portion of the src-dn attribute
from the <add> element is copied to be used as the destination
dn. The portion of the src-dn attribute that matches the <match-path>
element is stripped from the name. If no <match-path> element
is specified, the whole src-dn is copied.
The DirXML engine used the src-dn-format and dest-dn-format
attributes to convert the name to the proper format. Conversion
from typeless format to a typed format is unsupported unless the
source is eDirectory.